Assessing the Success of Salt Lake City's 'No Kings' Protest
The second "No Kings" protest in Salt Lake City has come to a close, and organizers are reflecting on its outcome and looking towards future actions.
Organizers, including Jamie Carter, aimed to create a peaceful atmosphere at the Utah Capitol on October 18, where people could gather to protest President Donald Trump and his administration.
They were aware of the pressure and the risks involved, given the recent instances of political violence in Utah, including the death of fashion designer Afa Ah Loo on June 14 and the killing of political activist Charlie Kirk on September 10.
Organizers were under pressure to ensure a peaceful protest.
- The protest aimed to bring people together peacefully.
- Organizers were aware of the risks of political violence in Utah.
Author's summary: Organizers reflect on the success of the "No Kings" protest.
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